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Table 1 Recommended diameters of welding cables
W elding current
30-100 A
100-200 A
200-300 A
15-30 m
25 mm
2
35 mm
2
50 mm
2
15-30 m
25 mm
2
50 mm
2
70 mm
2
30-60 m
35 mm
2
70 mm
2
90 mm
2
6. Operation
POWER GENERATOR WITH WELDING MODULE
DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROL PANEL:
1. Selection of welding current
2. Selection of welding current range
3. Negative welding socket
4. Positive welding socket
CAUTION!!! Do not weld
and use the generator at the same time
To use the device as a power generator:
-
Set the switch (2) to "GEN"
-
Proceed as in "Starting
power generators" section
NOTE: Do not switch the welding
current switches (1 and 1a) during
welding
NOTE: During the welding, voltage is
present on the power outlet sockets, but
its voltage is low and unstable. It is recommended to
unplug the devices connected to the socket for their
safety.
NOTE: The welder may provide the maximum welding
current only for a few minutes, then it should be left to
cool down (see the table on the control panel) -
therefore if the work with high welding currents triggers
the thermal switch (welding stops, the electrode is
'sticking') let the power generator work for a few
minutes without load in order to cool it down.
Recommended diameters of welding cables:
To use the device as a welder:
- Plug the grounding cable to the socket (3)
- Connect the grounding cable to the welded
item,
- Insert the plug of the cable with the electrode
handle to the second positive socket (4).
- Set the range of welding current with switch (1 ),
(2),
- Proceed as in section "Starting the power
generator" without connected receivers.
-
Start welding.
examples of welding currents:
TAB.2
Welding current
Electrodes Acidic
Rutile
Cellulose
Basic
Semi-basic
1.5 mm
20-50A
20-30A
2.0 mm
40-65A
20-50A
30-60A
2.5 mm
60-110A
60-100A
50-90A
70-100A
50-80A
3.25 mm
90-150A
70-130A
70-130A
90-130A
60-100A
4.0 mm
140-210A120-160A 90-170A
110-170A100-140A
5.0 mm
200-
290A
190-
250A
140-210A 175-
220A
130-180A
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Length
